Starches for Adhesives
In the fascinating world of adhesion, where effective bonding is the cornerstone, starches emerge as true protagonists. These complex chains of glucose, extracted from natural sources such as cereals and tubers, play a crucial role in the formulation of high-performance adhesives.
Starches, extracted from plant sources, are used as adhesives in various industrial applications. These natural polysaccharides offer unique adhesive properties, making them an environmentally friendly choice.
Renewability: Starches are derived from renewable plant sources, contributing to sustainability.
Biodegradability: Being biodegradable, starch-based adhesives reduce environmental burden and are an eco-friendly option.
Versatility in substrates: They exhibit excellent adhesion to a variety of substrates, from paper to cardboard and wood.
Safety: Starch-based adhesives are safe to handle, as they do not contain toxic components.
Cost-effectiveness: The availability and affordability of starches make these adhesives an economical choice.
Compatibility with dyes and pigments: They allow the incorporation of dyes and pigments, facilitating color customization in various applications.
Ease of application: Their simple application and efficient processability make them practical in industrial environments.
Packaging: Starch-based adhesives are used in box sealing and packaging manufacturing, being a popular choice in the packaging industry.
Paper and cardboard: Used in the production of paper and cardboard to bond layers and form durable products.
Textile industry: Present in textile adhesives for fabric bonding and in the manufacture of labels and adhesive tapes.
Construction: Applied in construction for the manufacture of panels and glued wood products.
Arts and crafts: Starch-based adhesives are popular in arts and crafts projects, offering a safe and effective option.
Comprehensive sustainability: They contribute to sustainable practices by being derived from renewable sources.
Low environmental footprint: Their biodegradability reduces environmental impact, promoting cleaner and healthier environments.
Reliable adhesion: Starches as adhesives offer strong and durable bonds on a variety of materials.
User safety: The absence of toxic components makes them safe for users and the environment.
Application versatility: Adaptability to different substrates and application conditions, providing versatile solutions.
Corn starch
Native Corn Starch
Starches
Amystar® IG
Modified starches
Stabilys D 242 (UOI)
Starches & derivatives
Native Corn Starches Native
Wheat Starches Glucose Syrup
Dextrin
Tackidex® I 016 P (UOI) Dextrin
Tackidex® I 231 (UOI) Dextrin
Yellow dextrin
Tackidex® C 070 Dextrin
Tackidex® C 161 Dextrin
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